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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates for Monroe Evening Times and associated AP service. Rates vary by location with Illinois and Wisconsin counties, all subscriptions in advance. Office hours are 8:30am to 12 noon and 5pm on Saturdays.
John Tebbel of New York University warned broadcasters that U S students distrust newspapers and TV reporting and favor government control of media. He urged early reading instruction to restore public faith and warned that continued youth indifference could erode a free society.
Army private Curtis L. Kubly, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Kubly of Monroe Wisconsin, completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk Louisiana on July 3 His last week included guerrilla warfare exercises and simulated Vietnam conditions with night attacks raids and booby trap removal. He learned ambush removal and avoidance plus small unit tactics map reading land mine warfare communications and firing the M 16 rifle M 60 machine gun and the 35 inch rocket.
In a mailbag exchange Leland O Miller agrees with C G Hennager and argues adults are to blame for youth restlessness. The writer suggests teens should sleep by 11 or midnight and spend daytime hours on constructive tasks like mowing, cleaning, or fishing to promote better routines.
Oshkosh area students John S. Bartholomew Durrand Kristine M Brugger JoAnn E Buel William S Flaherty and Sandra K Sandridge were named to the Dean's List. Eligibility requires 14 credits 3.3 GPA and no grade below C for the semester. One student is a member of Company B 3 Bn Third AIT Brigade Fort Polk La 71459.
On June 28 1959 Mr and Mrs Arthur P Benkett held open house for their golden wedding anniversary Maureen Dillon was named 1959 Green County Dairy Queen at coronation ceremonies in Browntown The Swiss delegation from New Glarus and Monroe led the American Swiss Singing Alliance festival in Chicago with over 500 members at Medinah Temple
On Sunday at Turner hall Monroe Turner Day attracted over 2,500 people as Joe Kotys, a Cleveland member of the Olympic gymnastic team, won top honors. Activities included a closing dance as part of the day’s program and crowds gathered for the celebration.
Local attorneys and others honor the late Colin W. Wright with a memorial during the opening of Green county circuit court's June term. Taps were sounded for Civil War soldier George Crooks. Evansville seminary to be enlarged at a cost of 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. Monroe defeats Milwaukee in baseball 14 to 2.
On June 28, 1899 Jesse Robertson begins demolition on the west side of the square starting with the barber shop room and plans two stores with fronts of twenty five and twenty feet. Charles Butterfield leads the Leader store grocery department. Bert Miller becomes assistant bookkeeper at Citizens Bank. Pennsylvania wins the college eight boat race by a half length over Wisconsin.
Irene Pease promotes snowmobiling as a growing winter sport offering trails, cabins, and social outings. The piece invites residents and visitors to explore the region's abundant snow, maps, and trail network while highlighting winter activities and a list of local names and dates for a summer-ish schedule.
A simple dairy month corn bread recipe uses eggs milk flour cornmeal salt sugar and butter baked at 400 degrees for about 30 minutes. A Platteville wedding reports Miss Diane Rae Lien and Gregory James Dennis wed at St Marys Catholic Church with details on attendants attire and reception plans.
The Monroe High School Class of 1919 held its 50th anniversary in Monroe County Club with 20 of 44 members attending along with 14 spouses. The event featured wedding party members, corsages with cymbidium orchids, and a rehearsal dinner at Idle Hour Mansion. Attendees traveled from multiple Wisconsin and Illinois towns, plus Switzerland guests Rene Reymonds. The couple plans a Colorado wedding trip following the reunion.
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